bergmann001
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- Jan 28, 2016
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I think it's a great tool, would be a great move to make it "pro" for a price like 5-10 dollars a month. I'm sure he would be able to cover server costs this way. And its affordable to almost everyone.
Calm down Neil.Think you may have brain damage, friend
Keyword plannerSomeone knows where this kind of tools get such infos ? (Google monthly searches) since we can't even get it from Google
Something is wrong with your tool specifically then. I tried it on my blog with 3 articles only, it isn't that accurate but still, it is showing results, many paid tools are unable to fetch for such new blogs.This thread sponsored by Neil Patel
By the way I tested google.com and other top domains and it showed ZERO results. Shit tool.
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Correct me if im wrong :
In Keyword planner we can't see the exact monthly searches.
The stats are like : 1-10k or 10-100k
But
Someone told me if you have campaigns running on Adwords you can see the real stats
If you read the article he wrote when he launched the tool he explained what he wants to do that it is basically to give a bunch of free tools, break the competitors, get a bunch of backlinks and brand recognition and basically use these tools as a lead generation, but I agree completelly with you, the server cost it is not cheat at all.It is good.
Im pretty sure he has plans to introduce some kind of paid membership. Or he will go broke.
The server costs for running such a tool is enormous.
There are people who are not happy to see these data freely available. As this is making the competition go through the roof.
If he uses the tools as lead generation BUT besides that charges a minimum price giving the information the other paid tools are given, he would destroy everybody else in this arena for sure, I don't think he will do it, because these freebie seekers are very expensive to maintain.... but we will see.I think it's a great tool, would be a great move to make it "pro" for a price like 5-10 dollars a month. I'm sure he would be able to cover server costs this way. And its affordable to almost everyone.
Not at all, but I am still hesitant to leave my dear ahrefs and linksspy time will tell.Thanks. It's actually not bad for a free tool.
Actually, I think Patel is a pretty cool guy. He makes this stuff look easy, which is why some people probably hate him. Take what is useful and discard what isn't.
This tool is ok, but we all know there are other, better tools. Anyway, nice share OP.
It's paid now. 10 dollars a month.It is good.
Im pretty sure he has plans to introduce some kind of paid membership. Or he will go broke.
The server costs for running such a tool is enormous.
There are people who are not happy to see these data freely available. As this is making the competition go through the roof.